A Nigerian lady has raised the alarm on social media after spotting a mentally unstable man from her street driving a commercial bus. Her warning has sparked widespread concern and discussions online.
The incident was highlighted in a post on X (formerly Twitter), where she described her shock and urged people to be cautious when selecting buses for their commutes. She explained that she had previously seen the man wandering around the popular Rumuokoro Market area in Port Harcourt but was taken aback to find him behind the wheel of a bus.
In her post, she cautioned commuters to be vigilant about the buses they board to avoid potential dangers. She wrote: “There’s this mad man I used to see at Rumuokoro Market, and today I saw him driving a bus. I’m not kidding 😭 You people should be careful about the kind of buses you enter oo.”
The post quickly gained traction, with many individuals expressing their concerns and reactions in the comments section. The situation has drawn attention to the need for improved monitoring and regulation of commercial bus drivers to ensure the safety of passengers.
See some reactions below:
@sarahs_update: “Sometimes is either drugs Or, d person did a spiritual Work. Maybe he was affected spiritually or he as a partial madness. Thanks for d info.”
@Austinhenny80: “This Portharcourt wey I enter this new year, una Wan make I run comot for una.”
@JackySpenser: “E b like na stage 1 madness. Drug or poverty fit make person look mad. But pee, how many of the agboro wey dey collect tax, look normal for this PH?”
@Femi_Peridot: “God abeg😂 Btw, I’m a Corper posted to Phalga (Port Harcourt) and I’m currently in search of a PPA. Please, I’ll appreciate any and every suggestion or referral. Thank youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu!”
@toofighting: “People should be careful by asking their bus drivers if they’ve ever been mad before?”
@elmax_official: “I’ve said this thing several times portharcourt is not a real place.”
@ShalomOlat: “Sometimes rumuokoro feels like an abberation that should not be part of Port Harcourt.”
The revelation has further underscored the unpredictable nature of daily commuting experiences in some parts of Nigeria, with many users sharing their personal experiences and calling for authorities to address the safety challenges in the transportation sector.
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